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Telegram-herald., 1887-11-21

Patrick Shields has only been a member
OF the police iorcs Tor short time. but be
Is tssi learning 70 shield his rights aud pro
tscl those Of the public. Several OF toe pa
troimen have been doing special duty lately
10 citizens clothing. Patrick Eas on duty
on the Hill the other night, when re saw
couple of men sitting on the bank, talking
ia loud tone, aud. IS he supposed, quar-
Eeilng.
VIVA. are ye fellows doing theres You'll
have 10 move on out o that, was The way
he accosied them.
"Oh. you better 90 and pull your box
Snd never mind Us, we're al right, replied
one OF the men.
NO you'll have 10 be OF out OF this; you
can sit around here, ordered Pat.
You'd better keep quiet or you may get
the worst u x. Vow 60 on and leave US
alone or we'll punch your head for you"
said one vi the two men.
This enraged Pat 10 such an extent that
lie removed cls gloves and as be doubled
himseif for a spring be beloved forth IN
tfsgic tones. we II see who's master here
he grappled with Que OF the men and fail
iug 20 t.,s ground they rolled together into
the street. Here the light saone onto their
faces aud when Pat recognized his oypOn-
ent be loosed his hold with the e1clama-
tiOn. Well. bad luck - me. is this put
up JOB G-" They laughed and shook
bsnts ali around aud the two officers who
were out skirmi-hing congratulated the
new bobby" on his pluck and bravery.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-21

NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. WITH OR
" without beard. 139 y. Division. near Post
Oiice. 3g
no RENT-FURNISHED FRONT ROOM NO
j l3 The Merose. ~ Court-st-. West Side. 316
NOR RENT FURNISHED FRONT Rooms,
i either single or en- sute steam heated also
looms for light housekeeping Apply al Room l6,
Ledyard lock, lOl Ot;awa-st. 226tf
no RENT-A FURNISHED FRONT ROOM AT
! GO North Division-st, opposite the Methodist
church 32S
NOR RENT-TWO SUITS OF sEFkN ROOMS
L in the new Paiatine Oloek, with all modHn
G. hyeniences. including he patent Aidine Heat
.Sbawmut-aye. and Winler-st Also rooms 10 rent,
furnished or unfdrlished. Inquire of B. w. Bar
nsrd, - Anen-st.. corner of At. Vernon-St. S49
NOR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
on inst floor, Grinnel block. Enquire at
loom or 9. 3iS
FURNISHED ROOMS-FOR NICE FUR
4 n hec room ~ suit unfUTrished apply 20
John Moran jr.. % Canal st. 3k5
NOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS. SINGLE or
Il IN suites All Tie mOlern improvements
Centrally located, near all principal hotels and
theatres Rents reasoDaSle. New Rathbuu. 73
aud - MaterlOOst 323
NOR RENT = FURNISHED ROOMS, STEAM
Il heated. aud furnished looms for liz INT house
keeping Apply AZ room los New Houscman
block 3S7
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-21

NOR sALE-A GOOD COW. FOR FAMILY
II Use Tor ssle. Dosk rs., outside city limits.
X. Duinjema. IS
L OR SALE-O0OD HACK CHEAP, ok NiLL
4 exchange foT other property. kust, EdwaT
4 Co. Widdicotnb building. city S0f
no s1EAM USERS HAVE go CORDS
\ mixed heinlock and hsrd wood slabs. Which
i will deliver T. o. b. Grand Rapids al si.s5 per
cord. z 4. IooK : Founfaln.st 2llaf
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-21
Real Esfafe--COuatru.

WHY co TWO OR THREE MILES N THE
W country aud pay or 500 for little g. ( ct
u when We VII sci 20 enc 30 Il iFOaI Oh Bad
Win 4 oeynOurs Goa liOa between fuitnn and
Lake avenue aud fUnlSh money 10 build nOnse
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-21

L house, On SpriEg 81, Tor Si,osA Neat frame
dwelling house. on Jsmesst for $3.50. and aa
- acre t3rn IA sparta lor S440J. ali ou ANAL
payments aud Te4souGtie terms T. A. Dappsr,
nom lzs LedysTd block. over Public Library.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-21

jimmy HAYES IS naturally oas o. q .
nsest p~ersasle men in fae waria. NJ tae
rauld are hn fsr q aan rsnaFkssie sar
2is nascis eE fsx ssiaz IA s&sps a ~ -
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-21

Vow comes 30 mind The memory Of one
Of the most delightful evenings nave ever
passed n tsrand Rspids. II vas during q 9
visa here IN ibe summer of $50 81 Fritz
tseise. the famous 0nCel I0is'. Of B1ss0n.
who married n - cora H.ll.r, of ghis CRY.
Nr- bsise isscknor rledssf 90 he the most
( ori a8at persorIner ca the TiolCrceii0 IN
America frank LsHslssand Nrli -0tnk-
mfn vii sgree Vith ne ia the statement
tast ss enjoyed 4 rare. rich musical
trsat in 8r Wensnstsins comforts
be parl0rs thar evening How Gciss
made that instrument sreas aa8
siuE ant cry ard .sugh ss those Is
it possessed human warmth aud blood aed
heart and soai. H0v IS "a kei oil iovs of
strife ot happiness g. suisllnr cf essfis
and of romaace. aud how rsnarxable vas
ne facial expression of Mr Geise - u IN
lsrpratsd fhe seaius which insffrsi hls
plaEn rCens performances. All cf tais finie
NJ Weiiensfeiu Nss accompanying hlm On
tie rlauO-piayiug eA 0f his musis 81 sizat
--teen what = de ightfni boar We aaa IN
ths ea11ust ro9m. Ne vii rot soea
FORGET wat cheering. houn teous hostess
ves Mrs We lsusfain As + ~s. ssd ho-le
wra Mr tsesxp that uizAa ~ declared 6hst
" Weisasgsfn wss eas ef the z8st sai-
ented sd realY musicians hs lad ever
met Hs IS teo r1al laf ffrsnd Rapids
frer fant srrresiafe as val1a here II
as were Ptslon - wess SOMA - la .ss
6rst rsak sna r8li3 maze a t3rtens evsrF
YEAR.
ns-- d. ...s---ss - 90 - ~ j.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-21
Help WdRted--Male.

(VASTED "A GOOD BLACKSMITH. APPLY
Gibbs. s2tf
llAErED-oNE FIRSr-CaAss MAN BEST
W OF reference required. Apply 10 III. NeyiSOn,
room So housemsn block ciiy 323
AlEN AND TEAMS FOR THg WOODS: SHIP
III nrst OF the week. Grand Unioa Bureau,
Pierce block. S2S
lUANTEp-A FIRST CLASS HORsEsHOER
~ flooriran ooly need apply. c. E De Pue. 51S
mANTEp - TURNER, PACKER, TRIMMER,
20 snd NarnishegS. Grand Union Employ
ment Blrean, Rooms & 1, Pierce block S23
JTTANTED-wOOD WORKER TO MANAGE
w practical department OF factory, grown too
large for owners stren "a. Large experience,
bralns and energy essential same desirable.
q. c. Terry, Nashville, lem Sl3
NAATED-SIX FIRST CLASS Statesmen on
W a new srticle energetic men make from
$500 - 5000 per weak. l.. Baseh, Room 1, Bod
gelt block, 10 5. lonia r. 325
IVANTED - JOB PRINTERS - COMPETENT
W workmen who are willing 10 work ten hours
day eau obtain permanent emp .0Yment in
Chicago at current wages. Absolute protection
Will be furniste to such men, Apply 70 or al
Commercial Bank Building conner Of Dearborn
and MonrOe sts. Chicago, Illinois. ga
NANTED-JOB PRINTERS, TO KEEP AWAY
W from Chicago. Ttere is trouble in that city
al present between the unlon aad the Iropr e;ors,
and all printers in favor OF unio-ism should not
interfere, but lei taem ght their own battle By
orcef of Grand Raj los Iypho. Union, No. 80. S2i
Helm yfNufed-- EsslU0IP
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-21
BrinkePhOf System

OF Recfal Treatment snd Medication Cures
Pills WITHOUT PAIC. IIGATTRE
KNTFECR oACTERY
1000 fOR FAILURE 10 CURE
Cute al fofEs a - sctsl and Geuito rusry
disease erroBE ethesz Yiyfuls- Fiss1Te. PolgFns.
Pruitus &c srfictrre ~ Esectrolysis Also
cures FeCtsi Clrerafion. fhe cause q Fisulls
Fiss1re. itching Pie" sDi Consumption SIRE
Dess scross he baek, saw down. Constipation or
. ia Fries dfr Efsvr PENS ~ Burning IN tfe
recfafn bipnd o. pus on sfOoi. pair in stomach ~
s1foUen sad boating. so general pr1~istlon
vsTu yo1 -eDd fur s., page OK oT testimonials
free - tho rerresantafive ~ This system.
DR.. w. Il. CHRISTOPHER.
Permanently locatsd 81 - Monroe street
fWiddleoIah bni, 8ingI once hours q ~ ~ 8
o. IT dsiiT ezcept Wednesday and Thurs5sy,
51n1sT. 2 to 3 m. Take elevator - Room =
and e. Consultation free
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-21

Mr. Wel'ensiein has very fne repu,s-
ton among musicians in all o. the iafge
cities Of this country. particularly in New
York. Cincinnati. aad Ca.eazo. cities where
hs Formerly resided. The first time lhs. I
saw the Professor he wxs in ClncinutS
directing an orchestra of eighty mas.e ians
a. tke exposition AHer bis engagement
ia Cincinnati he returned to Jnicag0 whore
be resided for several years ia tns Ca
dsa City he made a brilliant record sn1
became a prime favor.ss vita all OF tns
leaders 10 musical mstters.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-21

sch Truths as T.ss' Ars nosA csusiss-
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-21

NOR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
L on inst floor. Grinne!l block. Enquire at
loom or 9. $40
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-21
WALKS AND TALKS.

Nqs Aala o. lst aiina'e. Nes 50 Asl.
piezzs Jass becaase SEA so4zd tAs ser-
ecaeG.zfe' .l ths eeszna Yesterday sad
laeE leszsa f.Fit .a lie t,se.onsIy. sl.d ~
course eoul1n't 1ad e. l1eeaass tAsze is 70
s41l 1sEi znd lie 1ori 1..sl.4fs a4s tns
o1e Nnits1l doc 81 hs en ne hzea.e
aad declare fhas tie Wfi.eF aceE - BET
isr Tie lset g fhe alzifsf = ihat K : not
alsaTs sahss sala 90 fair to - - fA1
fFiI. "a w4Tcs oi article. he eaLf0F
Hay A-eal a. rizlf. e1z re e-ltoz proposes
snl tEe laE1 positag cf Fseof-Feseer 81 sfoses.
An1 sneu F0a reaeef. ny Elore % less gezs-
lie resstsf taal The cLsns~. addition or oHl-s
siol of . sins . letter Ia = slEgis word B5af
siler tAs Who's sense OK paragraph. ou
49, feallzs thai talazs are uot SlEsys shzs
l1eF sesm Ia 4a artlcle, an1 t1zI a12t 8Y-
Le4fs 70 Be al arrsnL biQnder Oh TIE part o.
tle writer mAy not be whzs the writer wrote
a. zA-r4nd may be tls very opposite VI
lEat NLlcn he did 8r.le. E0f instance. the
c0ia. 4eastless type made uis refer .
-iesal az point ia tais column Tecenny.
ebrn either lAs polur O. legal p0int
eo1l1 have been epo4gu 10 cover
ths grouul. Eut some one eise
about tEs establishment egideAIiy con-
1+'A0t = AA-at n - -@f tA-AH-- 49, A%fA~
sies z1tly comprehensive. and 50 the legal
sent Ia slth the a. point. The expFss-
sion focal lofe" sas TeCrBtiy made u Fead
.oe2I love" he change "a Just one letter
here knocked tie sense OQt 0f the whole
sxpT4 4ssion. snd from a quotation which
sh0gl J. hage zsd held his head hish. the
one tufd lezl" vas omitted Slth simi-
lar eza.L PsFisi4n anarchists became
fEu-lian anAlchl-s. These. however. are
ohlglan0as tie tsihins and Ysni4i errors OF
tais boft- ihs really Important typOgraph
i1al biuDdefs ere quite as iTeqgent. aud
occt n even ia ias best regulated OF metro
Fo.i sn papers. Every proof contains q
nanl Der ~ such nlisfak :. and but for the
iutetcessi0u oi lhe proof reader very little
OF the matter which hnsilY appears before
Tie fea1er 6Onit 1e ia shape 10 get much
inflkmation out Of No mOrs amusement.
however, could possibly re- purchased for
the money sb3n might be had over the
perusal OF wholly une0rrected edition OF
almost any daily paper.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-21

I6TANTED = BOARD IN PRIVATE FAMILY
w 10y Kentis N and wife, nDt over n min
utes walk from Monroe II. Terms moderate. ref
ererces exchanged. Address, T., p. o. Box Z, care
this Office 314
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-21

WANTED - EVERYBODY TO CALL AND
W examine my lie sze bromide wo b. ALSO
lutely the finest work of the kind done N the
city and at Ihe lowest prices A. A. Barr, p
Calal-st JAS
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-21
Boarding.

CALESMAN-CAN ADD A LINE SMALL
- samples. Ose agent earned $3.50, Others up
10 s., 90 IN 1885, Z. o. Box 1871, New York. -l9tf
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-21

FURNISHED ROoMs-FOR A NICE FUR
i n shee room ~ suit unfUrnisned, apply 10
John Moran ir.. % Canal st. 3l5
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-21

YVANTED-EVERN PARENT TO KNOW
W that hereafter Barr. the Photographer VIII
devote Saturday chiefly t. the chilaten making
il Ceilarens DAY, and viii combine Lowest
Prices ia Highest Grades OF nors only enc
flight OF stairs at y Canal S. Satisfaction guar
anieed 3is
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-21

HTAATED-SIX FIRST CLASS Statesmen on
" new srticie, energetic men make from
5000 - 80 90 per weak. l.. Baseh, Room L. Bod
gclt block - s. IOnia f. 325
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-21

\ INC0LN HOUSE, ;B SPRING ST.-BEST 81 A
l. day house in Michigan. Excellent board aud
single room only 81 per week. day board So single
meals 25c a nice, quiet home newly fitted up
near Monroe st.. all the wholesale houses, r. X.
depots, churches and theaters. Particular attsc-
ton given 10 the comfort aud wants of transients
and the friends of soldiers who come TO visit the
Home. a. Il. Sullivan, Proprietor.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-21
Miscellaneous.

CtTORE wAHTED-FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
y for a long term of years. On Monroe 81 between
lonis and Campgu Place. Apply 10 Stua a
Sweet, EOuscmAn block. 3l3
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-21

BOARDING FURNISHED ROOM WITH
ID board. Table boarders wanted at rs South
UiViSlOn-st 3,S
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-05-19
Another ArtCraze

The latest art work among ladies is
known as the French Craze" for
decorating china, glassware, etc. IL
is something entirely neW, aud is both
profitable and fascinating. 1t is very
popular in New York, Boston and
other Eastern cities. To ladies desir-
ing to learn the Art, we will send an
elegant china PLAGUE (size Is inches
handsomely decorated, for model, to-
gether with box of material, 100
colOred designs assorted in flowers,
animals, soldiers, land scapes, etc,
complete with full instructions, upon
receipt of only $l.00. The PLAGUE
alone is worth more than the amount
charged. TO every lady ordering this
outfit who encloses the address Of five
other ladies' interested in Art matters,
to whom we can mail our new cata-
logue of Art Goods. we will enclose
extra and without charge, beautiful
80 inch, gold-tinted PLAGUE.
Address, THE EMPIRE News Co, SYRIA
cuse. Ny. 46
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Something New.

Outsiders frequently wonder where
the railroads obtain proper returns for
some of the ingenious but costly meth
DDS adopted in ADVERTISING their lines.
One of the latest to attract our atten-
tion is Il nicely bound 64-page book
entitled, ''What TO Do, containing
description and the correct rules of IA
large number of games suitable for
parl0r or lawn, which has been issued
by the Passenger Department of the
st. Paul, Minneapolis Il Manitoba Rail
way, and will, we understand, he for
warded postpaid upon receipt of 8 cts.
by G. IL. Warren, General Passenger
Agent, at st. Paul. 1t is book that
would ornament almost any table and
interest both old and young.
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ROCK ELM
Summer School Of Methods,
ROCK ELM. WIS.

The seventh annual session will be-
gin July IL and continue ten weeks, or
until examination.
New school-rooms. new apparatus,
new books.
Mr.. A. NJ. Wakefield has been Sc
cured as one of the teachers, and we
shall soon secure the services of an
other good teacher.
DR.. J. A. Clough will direct the work
in Physiology and Hygiene.
All branches will be taught by ex-
perienced Instructors.
Students can select their own studies
and advance their standing in any
branch.
The largest reference library out
side of the cities. over 100 volumes
have been added during the past va
cation.
Tuition for term, $500 if paid in
advance. Good board, $500 per week.
Ample opportunities for self.boarding.
Address.
III. LOWATER,
Rock Elm. Wis.
A. NJ. WAKEFIELD.
Durand, Wis.
Rock Elm, May 5, 1887.
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Brace Up.

You are feeling depressed. your APP
petite is poor. you are bothered with
Headache, you are tidgetty, nervous
and generally out Of sorts. and want
to brace up. Brace up but not with
stmulants, spring medicine, or bitters,
which have for their basis very cheap.
bad whisky, and which stimulate you
for an hour, and then leave you in
worse condition than before. What
you want is an Alternative that will
purify your blood. start healthy action
of Liver and Kidneys, restore your
vitality, and give renewed health and
strength. Such medicine you will
find in Electric Bitters, and only 80
cents a bottle at G. r. Taggart's Drug
Store. 80
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Our city certainly needs something
of this kind, and the advantages ard
opportunities offered by thu People
Library Association are sufficient III
,luceneut for our universal endorse
ment. \ representative of the above
named firm is IN our city for the pur-
pose Of locating a library here # PCS
sible. 4 list OF books will be made
ana shown To each subscriber. Life
Membership Certificates will lie issued
al two dallaTs each. which gives to tho
holder the privilege Of "A fee and uR-
limited access To the library. as also
10 any Of the librarii located by the
Peoples Library Association through.
out the country. A discount OF 40 per
cent. will be made on tile purchase of
any and all books one may wish 10 Sc
cure for bis own use. n suit be
person viii he selected at whose place
of business the books viii be left
where they may be examined and
proven TO be as they are represented
before the membership fees are col
leeted. Let every one lend their AS
$. stance and try 20 get this library
here by heartily endorsing this enter
prise. Its Just what we want.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-05-19
DIED.

BAscoM-In Clifton, on the 9th inst, of
quick consumption, John, eldest son Of
Mr. and Mrs. ii. \. Bascom, aged 20
years.
The deceased was possessed ofunusu-
ally robust health until about four years
ago when he caught a severe cold which
gradually developed into the disease
which caused his death. During the
greater portion Of the past winter, which
he spent at Denver, Colorodo, with the
family of VI. a. Taylor, late of this town,
he seemed TO be gaining in health and
strength until about six weeks ago a
change for the worse set in and he rapid
Is failed until death removed him in one
week after his return home.
Perfectly conscious Of his condition
almost to the vc,y last. He met the
great change in that quiet, fearless un-
complaining manner that has ever been
Characteristic of his daily life, and passed
from this world as tranquility as one drops
into peaceful slumber.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-05-19

DR.. Crary is stiil at the helm fitting
up the teeth of all who call on him,
with dispa ch and in the most desira-
BILE and creditable manner. The many
trials given the doctors skill in the
years he has practiced here is sufficient
guarantee that his work will be we'll
done. The patronage lie is receiving
gives evidence of the confidence placed
in him by the people of this commu-
nifty.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-05-19

Miss Jesse ThOen has gone to Bald
win to learn the millinery trade.
The cheese factory is now in run
ming order. Mr.. Nandenberg is going
to make the cheese this year.
The scholars at the village school
number sixty.6ve, and there is an
average daily attendance of As.
Ned Nelson is down with the humps.
IL you want to catch nice, large
trout, come to Centerville and 90
fishing. They have been known to
get some here from two to three inch
es long. and even ilrger than that.
When Mr. Blake's house is finished,
and the whole treated to coat of
paint, it will be very neat looking
building.
c. GuudersOn passed through town
last Sunday.
Mr.. White has put up a tight board
fence around his garden, to keep the
potato bugs out.
There is going to be camp meeting
held at this place, beginning in June.
Mrs Hudson has been suffering from
the effect of sore hand, but it is now
slowly recovering.
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", SER RED.

BoNsSEs.-At the residence of
the brides parents, May II, 1887, by
Rev. John Watson, Mr.. Theodore O.
Winger and and Miss Gustaya Bonsnes,
both of Marteli.
Thus another well mated and worthy
pair have set sail on the sea Of matri-
mony with the brightest of prospects for
a delightful voyage, accompanied by the
best wishes Of host of friends for a safe
and happy journey.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-05-19

Most of our farmers are busy plant
ing corn.
Lawrence Seivert, Of Ellsworth,
spent "A few days in town last week.
Henry Thom's wind mill blew down
a couple of weeks ago.
Martin Thead, of st. Paul, visited in
town the first of the week.
Win. Fosbender is able to be around
again. He has been sick nearly six
weeks.
Our assessor is now on duty and will
soon call to see you.
Lambert Fosbender is building an
addition to his house.
Thos. Manion lost a nice colt one
day last week.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-05-19
south Fork

Mr.. Piper has bought five acres of
land adjoining his farm of Mr.. Wales
for $500, and rented 40 acres of Mr..
Hutchinson for building purposes and
pasturage.
Mrs. Sara Lowell has been quite
sick.
Mr.. Wales has sold his sheep.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. j Russell, May
Is, girl.
Mr.. Shepherds little daughter, Ora
Gle, is still suffering.
We wish the Journal would stop
predicting rain. IL it had kept still il
would have Tained last Friday.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-05-19
Decoration pay.

The G.. A. r. Post of this city have
decided to make Decoration Day a
notable occasion. Arrangements have
been made To have "A banquet at the
Gladstone for the benefit of veterans
and a renewal of stern wars Tec0llec-
ton among those who served in
the defense of our common country.
The q. a. Il. Post OF Hudson, Prescott
and Ellsworth have been invited and
will respond in force. a hall will he
prepared for the accommodation of all
corners where speaking and music ap-
propriate TO the occasion will be pro-
vided, old acquaintances revived, and
a general hand-shake INDUCED. IL is
desired that the people of this city
and community give general recogni-
ton 10 this day, in turning out en-
masse to hear the Tecitals of war
scenes, and mingle with those brave
ones who offered their lives to save
our homes, and still remain among NJ
TO tell the story of the great conflict.
DIR. Parsons who served i'm the Army
seven years during aud after the war,
viii make one of his best Oratorical
efforts, seconded by others of ability
and war experiences, and the occasion
will be enlivened by martial music
and song. 1t is hoped that business
men and all Others win unite in an
effort to interest their friends in this
undertaking SO that the 30th of May
in River Falls may be day not soon
to be forgotten on account of the les
sons taught To those who in coming
times will enjoy the blessings which
have resulted from the bravery and
sacrifices of those who marched to the
front in our eountry's greatest peril.
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The entertainment to be given at
Bracket Hall on Tuesday evening,
the 3lst inst, by the NJ. f. church
society will be provided with choice
refreshments, besides affording to all
an opportunity to enjoy a literary and
musical treat. Every effort is being
put forth to make the entertainment
eminently attractive and well worth
the expense necessary to its enjoyment.
Admission IS cts; children 10 cts.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-05-19

The chintZ bugs are already show
ing themselves, anxiously waiting for
the grain TO getin sight.
Mr.. Eckmon and family left Monday
for New York.
The new blacksmith is now ham
mering away. Mr.. Soderstron will
leave for Hutchinson, Mimi, next
week
Andrew Nelson made a trip to St.
Paul last week.
The Seventh Day Advents held a
series of prayer meetings from Mon
day to Thursday evenings in the
school house in Dist. No. s.
Rev. Sundberg held service in the
Lutheran church here last Sunday
morning and at Stockholm in the
evening.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-05-19

We call attention to the column in
the JOURNAL edited by Mr.. G.. l..
Hubbell, of the River Falls Creamery.
Mr.. Hahbell will continue to edit this
column for the purpose of furnishing
to the farmers valuable information
relative to stock and dairy matters,
and will answer all important ques.
tiOns the farmers may choose to ask.
Communications of inquiry on dairy
or creamery matters should be ad
dressed to q. l.. Hubbell, River Falls.
Wis